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Yunnan, 150 BCE
Cernunnos, sculpture en bronze de Christophe CHARBONNEL
"He who stands in the forest and waits"
"Cernunnos, God of the Dark Wilds", by Harvey Gumayan Henrich (Harbivore on deviantArt)
~ Celtic Mythology - Cernunnos
Celtic/Gaulish god of nature and fertility. Often referred to as The Horned One or wild god of the forest.
Artist: Dan Hillier
-Brigid- Goddess of fire, healing, smithcraft; of baby animals and life itself. One of the longest running goddesses to survive and adapt to the evolving spirituality of Ireland. give my Etsy a follow to be notified when I put up limited, hand-signed prints of this piece up for sale!
Merely a small Artistic offering
Sometimes I think about how the most accurate representation of irl witchcraft in the media so far has been in Obey Me. Yknow, the demon boy dating sim. What a world we live in.
Deity Work Guides: Brigid, Thor and Cernunnos
Brigid
Culture: Celtic
Goddess of: Spring, Fertility, Family, The Hearth, Childbirth, Fire, Blacksmiths, Scholars, Physicians, Prophets, Healing, Poetry, Occult knowledge, and Justice
Symbols: Brigid’s Cross, Candles, Triquetra, Faeries, Four leaf clovers, Cauldron, Chalice, Corn Dolly, Anvil, Hammer, Poetry, Forges, Hearths, Wells and Rock Formations
Colours: Green, Red, White, Gold and Blue
Animals: Snakes, Ewes, Sheep, Cows, Bees, Oxen, Owls and Hibernating animals
Plants: Cinnamon, Chamomile, Blackberry, Hawthorn, Basil, Mugwort, Apple, Heather, Dandelion, Snowdrop, Willow, Oak, Shamrock, Crocus, Trillium, Corn, Lavender and Sage
Incense: Myrrh, Wisteria, Frankincense, Cinnamon
Other Associations: Water and Fire,
Offerings: Blackberries, Milk, Bread, Herbal Teas, Heather, Brigid’s Cross, Beer
Devotional Acts:
Dedicate some Art to her
Meditate with fire
Learn blacksmithing
Watch the sunrise
Say hello to Cows and Sheep
Hang a Brigid’s Cross above your doorway for blessings and protection
Study healing magic
Plant a bee garden
Thor
Culture: Norse
God of: Thunder, Lightning, Strength, Protection, Fertility, Masculinity, Protector of Humanity
Symbols: Mjolnir, Thurisaz Rune
Colours: Red, Gold, Blue and White
Animals: Goats, Bulls
Plants: Oak, Garlic, Onion, Gorse, Thistle, Hawthorn, Leeks, Houseleek, Mountain Ash, Hazel, Pine, Acorns, Oak Moss
Incense: Oak, Dragon’s Blood, Juniper, Pine, Rain and Amber
Other Associations: Strength, The Chariot, Thursday, Jupiter
Offerings: Hearty Foods with lots of meat or onions, Mead, Beer, Flattery, Oak, Whiskey, Coffee, Honey
Devotional Acts:
Be gentle and compliment others
Work out and be strong
Protect the vulnerable
Talk to him a lot. He flirts a lot too
Be out in the rain and safely admire a thunderstorm
Learn to craft with wood, especially oak
Watch Action Movies with him, like Lord of the Rings
Wear a Mjolnir necklace
Practice using weapons safely
Cernunnos
Culture: Celtic
God of: Forests, Wild Animals, Finances, The Underworld, Death, Hunting, Balance, Grounding and Healing, Transitioning into the Afterlife and Fertility
Symbols: Horns, The Torc, Gold Coins, Serpents
Colours: Yellow, Gold, Forest Greens, Silver, Black
Animals: Stags, Elk, Goats, Deer, Bulls, Horses, Ram Horned Snakes, Snakes, Boars, Owls, Hawks, Ravens
Plants: Ash, Bayberry, Chamomile, Cedar, Cinnamon, Heliotrope, Holly, Ivy, Lavender, Juniper, Myrrh, Nettle, Oak, Patchouli, Pine, Sandalwood, Sunflower, Vine, Yarrow
Incense: Musk, Benzoin, Frankincense, Patchouli, Pine
Other Associations: Earth and Air, Sunday,
Offerings: Venison, Cooked Meats (ethically sourced), Roses, Sunflowers, Lavender, Wildflowers, Juniper Bark and Berries, Oak wood carvings, Green or Gold Candles, Cinnamon, Cloves, Pine scents, Pelts (ethically sourced), Feathers, Bones, Forest Moss, Antlers, Horns, Pine Cones, Gold Coins, Daggers, Poetry art, Celtic Music
Devotional Acts:
Hiking and Hunting
Connecting with nature
Meditation and Grounding, especially Outside
Dancing
Listening to Irish/Celtic Music
Cooking with his favorite foods
Talking with him
Singing in Irish
Wearing a pendant for him
Taking care of your body, especially if you're chronically ill
Off topic but the urge to learn archery grows stronger every day
WOW I'm insecure 😎
I've become interested in luciferianism and demonology, but my brain keeps telling me that working with demons is somehow betraying Cernunnos since him being accused of being a demon is what led to his worship and history all but disappearing, and luciferianism and druidry have some opposing ideals in their philosophies
like obviously there isn't anything wrong with working with demons in the slightest!! Demons vibe very much,,,, but anxiety do be goin brr.
Are druidism and luciferianism incompatible since luciferianism practically forbids ignoring attacks and condones attacking back while druidism does not condone violence? They have many overlapping ideals but these directly oppose each other and like,,,, can you even be both?
I guess I was kicked out of my druid college for inactivity so I can't really even claim to be a druid in training anymore but,, still,,,,, brrrrrrrr
Cernunnos loves it when you dance for him, especially to Celtic music and when you're outside in nature.
It's a little tricky though, because you have to truly want to dance for him. Your feet have to start moving on their own without your control.
If you decide to just dance because it's for him but you aren't truly enjoying it or in a dancing mood, he won't like it. He rejects the offering. You'll be in physical pain for a while.
When you dance for him truly, when your feet move on your own and you really enjoy it, afterwards you'll feel drained of energy, physically exhausted but not in pain. Drink some water and rest a while. He's happy with you.
If you want to dance but aren't truly in a dancing mood, try other offerings instead of pushing yourself.
(keep in mind this is just my experience as a new worshipper, but I still feel it's applicable)
The mountain laurels are in bloom. I am going to miss living right next to this beautiful forest.
Let’s Talk About Cernunnos
Cernunnos is a very mysterious figure in Celtic Mythology as almost all his original myths were lost due to the Celts not writing down their history.
Cernunnos is known as The Horned One; a god of beasts and wild places. He is also associated with fertility and the underworld. He was a meditor and a deity of nature.
His symbols include stag a symbol of fertility and abundance and the serpent a symbol of knowledge and the underworld.
Magic Associated with Cernunnos
-Dreams
-Anestory work
-divination
-funeral practices
-crossroads
Offerings
-dirt
-bones
-coins
-grain/wheat
-alcohol
-potatoes
-metals and gems
'Dunino Den', a 2000 year old Pagan and Pictish Sacred Grove, Fife, Scotland, 24.10.19.